Bridgecrest Rehabilitation Suites

I'm being fed like a small dog and they are not doing my therapy!..it feels like a jail house, you can't get out and the doors are locked at 7:00pm it's still light outside.. and they could try to roommate people who are not so different, like putting a person who doesn't hear well with someone who has the same thing and allows the other one to get a good night of sleep 😴 😭... The worst thing is the food.. This is what dinner looks like on a regular basis.. Veg salad and potato salad with a piece of bread and 9 pills isn't a good thing for anyone to get

The hallway and rest rooms were clean. The floors were clean and no marks or smears. No food carts or clutter in the room (#118) that I visited The clean, frest aroma was very rewarding.

I cannot say enough good things about the staff at this facility, especially the nurse Akira who cared for my grandmother. From the moment we arrived, she made us feel welcome, valued, and supported in what was a very emotional time for our family. She went above and beyond her duties not just in providing excellent medical care, but in treating my grandmother with true dignity and compassion. What stood out the most was the way she made us feel like more than just another family occupying a room. She took the time to walk us to the listen, to explain, and to reassure us every step of the way. Her patience, kindness, and empathy brought us so much comfort.